I Became the Human Emperor in an Age of Peace

The wool that covers the sky is almost gone, why not replace it with another one? Every emperor who covers the sky is the same, and all emperors compete for the peak in the same way. What does it mean when you write like this? Everyone who works on Douluo knows that if they change the era, they will do it one by one and then two... I am almost tired of reading the emperor, so I just look at the differences of each author. You have already written the Great Emperor Zhetian, so you can't change it. Perfect, Holy Ruins, at least change the era!

The writing is very good. In fact, I also followed the previous book, but how can I put it, the author is too bold and actually wants to change the protagonist. This is something that the audience and readers cannot tolerate in any work. I hope this one will not be a dead end again.

The first 10 chapters or so are all familiar and confusing, but after that it gets better and better. It feels quite passionate. If the quality is maintained, it's worth subscribing.

The front part is fine, it's old-fashioned but it's also a bit brilliant. What's all this stuff in the back? Adventure in the Sea of ​​Chaos? Divine weapons from outsiders descending from the sky? The revival of antiques kills everyone? While the protagonist was hanging up, the newcomer, the Great Emperor, and an ancient man pushed through the restricted area. When the protagonist reconnected, he entered the fairy world directly in the next second. What the hell? Where are your promises? Where are your concerns? It's just baffling. Who really likes to see you go to the new map to be a miscellaneous soldier and slowly level up.

The cutting was so fast, and I suddenly entered the palace.

I really don't have any opinion on whether or not I should write about Ziweijie. It's okay to continue or change the map, but don't let your protagonist be the background version! It's been a long time since he showed up. Writing so many chapters of Ziweijie is not to lay out anything for the protagonist, so it's better not to write it at all. If it is to set up the return of the protagonist, that's it. The result is not at all. The devil cares about Chiwu and Hengdao.

One second he was the great emperor of the lower realm, towering over all living beings, and the next second he became a nobody in the upper realm. The gap was too big and he collapsed.

This great emperor was too mediocre, he did not create his own Tao and Dharma, and he did not have his own imperial scriptures.

The protagonists in these photos have been in seclusion. Are they a bit watered down?

Your destiny path can only be played at low levels, and you will suffer the fate backlash at the same level. What's the difference between the seven-injury fist, so it is basically the reckless person's path. No wonder there are few people who practice it, and you still brag about it so well.